Rwanda Deportations Begin: The UK Punishes Victims and Innocents
To “stop the boats”, the UK government has for the last two years announced its plan to deport to Rwanda people seeking asylum who...
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Dan Sillett
May 174 min read
Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Putin?
The title of this article might be inspired by Dad’s Army but Russian President Vladimir Putin’s leadership style is much more...
Will Kingston-Cox
May 164 min read
The vultures doth circle: who will feast upon the Conservative carcass?
Fourteen years of Tory rule is coming to an end. It is palpably obvious that the electorate is abandoning this Conservative government....
Hugh Lind
May 154 min read
The Conservative Party cannot lecture the public on hard work
Welfare recipients are once again on the receiving end of the Tory’s Party attack lines. In the run up to the local elections, Sunak...
Adrien Astre
May 143 min read
UK Government Threatens My Independence
In April, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that PIP (Personal Independence Payment) may be distributed as vouchers or one-off...
Dan Sillett
May 104 min read
UK Local Election Results Aren't so Troubling for the Tories
Boy, where to start? Last Thursday, thousands of volunteers and staff had a sleepless night, working until the early hours of the morning...
Nikita Triandafillidis
May 94 min read
EU's White Knight Syndrome: Sleepwalking to Islamic Extremism
Last month, more than 1000 islamists held a shameful anti-democratic and anti-German demonstration in Hamburg, Germany. They paraded...
Petra Pavlovicova
May 74 min read
Amnesty Reports Alarming Repression of Human Rights
In its 2024 Annual Report, Amnesty International denounces governments and companies that, against a backdrop of flagrant violations of...
Grace Wilkinson
May 63 min read
UK Rwanda Policy vs. International Law
After the House of Lords backed down on their amendments to the Rwanda bill last week, deportations to the East African country became...
Omar Khram
May 43 min read
Is Russia jamming European commercial aircraft GPS?
Amidst an increasing standoff between Russia and the West, it has been made abundantly clear that both sides are engaging in new and...
Benjamin Edgar
May 14 min read
Should the UK Leave the European Convention on Human Rights?
With the Government’s ongoing struggles to deliver its flagship Rwanda policy, and the increasing divisions within the Tory Party, the...
Dan Sillett
Apr 304 min read
The End of Humza Yousaf is the End of the SNP
When Humza Yousaf resigned as the First Minister of Scotland it was hardly a surprise. As soon as his coalition deal with the Scottish...
Jack Wilkin
Apr 275 min read
The UK Farming Crisis: Farmers Pay for Others Profits
Agriculture is the foundation of large-scale societies. Everything we take for granted would not be possible without farming. It is not a...
Dan Sillett
Apr 264 min read
Renationalising British Railways Won't Work – Here’s Why
The biggest story of the week is that the Rwanda bill has finally passed through Parliament. Rejoice! Apparently the first flights have...
The British Youth Council
Apr 244 min read
Silencing UK Youth: Our Hopes for the Future
Written by Jasmine Brittan, UK Young Ambassador to the Commonwealth, and Zara Okusi, UK Young Ambassador to the European Youth Forum It...
Benjamin Edgar
Apr 214 min read
Scotland's Hate Crime Bill: A Threat to Freedom of Speech
Scotland’s new hate crime bill is perhaps the most draconian incursion on freedom of speech in post-war British history. Under the guise...
Leo von Breithen-Thurn
Apr 204 min read
Croatia in Constitutional Crisis After Election
April 17 was a parliamentary election day in Croatia. A record-breaking number saw almost 60% of the population cast their vote. However,...
Dan Sillett
Apr 194 min read
Rwanda Bill: Why it Still Makes Perfect Sense
I have written so much about the UK government’s flagship bill to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda that the ‘R’, ‘W’, ‘A’, ‘N’, and...
Nishika Pishu Melwani
Apr 183 min read
Pop vs Policy: Olivia Rodrigo’s Advocacy for Abortion Rights
During Glastonbury 2022, Olivia Rodrigo, a California native, used her platform (literally) to speak out against the recent overturning...
Jakob Reid
Apr 173 min read
Is Rachel Reeves Labour's Real “Right-Hand Woman”?
Whilst Angela Rayner may be the elected Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister, in theory, Sir Keir Starmer...
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